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24 WILMETTE LIFE November 29, 1929 Nursery League Groups \li.sitor.s at Hull House VICTOR · tone test s· Movembe· 28-Deeember STATION KYW AT 9 P. M. Mrs. L. L. Lane of Evanston, chairman of the Evanston South End chapter of the Mary Crane 1\ursery School The marriage of Miss Margaret Nei league, was hostess to the group on \\~e~m, daug.ht~r of Mrs. Georg~ Thursday, Xovember 21. at its regular .\etweem, Illmots · road, and Josepl 1 fortnightly work meeting. ~[rs: Lane> Roemer, son of Mr. and Mr:;. Petn home will he headquarters tor tin ' Roemer, Gkn\'le\\' road. took plac .. ~outh End chapter. Central .chapter. j ~\'edtH.:sd,.~· t11orning .. ~ovcmber 20, at which holds fortnightly mectmgs un ~t. Josephs church wtth the Rev. J. :\ ~londays, will meet on Moriday. De- 1\eumann offici~ting. wedding break · cemher 2 \\·ith 11rs. George 11. GraHs fast followe<i tmmedtately after thv of · Evans~on. Mrs. Graves is chairman ceremony at the home. of the gro01.n·, of this group and her home is the regu- parents. In the evenmg a recet~tJO,l l tar meeting place. was held at thl· hom(· of the hnde. h , 1 I mother. The North End chapter, w1t ~' ~-;. , . .. . . Alfred R. Bates, chairman. held tts ~he l.mdc s ~ov.n "as of eggshe~ l regular meeting on Friday, !\ovemhcr I satm ~runmed tn . real lace. Her vetl 22 at the home of Mrs.. Bates in E,·_ of wlnte tull.e was cau.ght to a small ' 1 · 1 ·11 ont 1 ·11 uc to lle t1 1r lace cap, whtch was tnmmed on each anston. w 11c 1 w1 c · · · 1 ·· meeting placr. of this chapter. s1de wtth smal sprays of hhes of thl' valley. She held a large bouquet of · _ On ~f on day. November 2J, a group white roses and lilies of the valleY . of league member. from these grou;Js The bridesmaids, Miss Marie Roemer .and from the 11others' group ;md Miss Man: Roemer a cousin and of. the c\)lle,gc children's :-.chool, .:-ister of the g~oom, respectively, wore ·.\'lth a dekt.·atton from the \\ ltllletka frocks of peach and. pale blue colored chapter. \'i:-itcd Hull House to oh- chiffon and carried bouquets of tea .;crve the work of the Mary Crane roses. ~ursen ~chool which the league is John Roemer served his brother ar.. assisting the National Kindergarten be-st man. while the other groomsma :· and F.letm·ntary college to support m was George Busscher of Wilmette . the Mar~ Crane building at Hull The bride and groom are now at House. home at 2032 \\'ilmette avenue. -- - --- - \1 r. rl.nd \lr:-. Angus ~~ acdt~n.~!d .,... 111- 'lt·J,,auk··l· came tn Kt:nil- C~LEBRATE ~ILV~R WEDDIN~ ( 'rl· · t ' ·' "'.: . . ,. ~aturdar evenmg, !\ovcmbcr 23, :11 1111 \\1wth ~~~ " 1H'lHI thl' I hanksg-Jn.ng h : I hnnor of their twentv-fifth anniversan rla,·s \\'lt!J \lr . and ~lr · Hurt ( f()\\l: ' ' 1 \fr. and ~lrs. John \\'iedlin entertaine d ~3-t Rall'll.!'l 1 r,,a<J. _ fifh· guest in their homt:, 120 Park avenue, at a dinner dance ioi!O\\"l'd hr cards. Decorations for the en:ninl! roses and chry antlh:\\'ere hricil:' .mums intermingkcl \rith ferns - anrl sil n:r bells. Memhl'r Woman's Symphony Orchestra, Chicago \Irs. Gilbert \\'. Kellr, 412 CumJll oJ' road, Kenilworth has ·gone cast t1 · . pend Thanksgi\·ing with her daughter . I·Jizabeth, who · is at Yassar cnl\egt·. PPttghkeepsie. X. Y. 1 N eiweem·R oemer U'eddin~ Is Event of November 20 J: T' ..., CarrieS. Roberts Teacher of Piano and Musical Theory Class and Private Lessons FOR TERMS -0- TUNE IN! TUNE IN! 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